Titlebook: Probability via Expectation; Peter Whittle Textbook 19923rd edition Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1992 average.conditional probability.De

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Expectation,. of X. The description of the variation of . over Ω implied by the specification of these expectations will be termed a . or .. The introduction of a probabilistic element justifies the term ., which we shall consistently abbreviate to r.v.

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Applications of the Independence Concept,iption of some further models which, while still standard, are of a more advanced character. These models are all somewhat individual. In Chapter 7 we shall follow one of the major general consequences of independence: the road to the various limit theorems.

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Some Interesting Processes,ing the radical variant of probability which the quantum world seems to require. However, for all its fundamental differences, this theory is also based on expectation axioms very close to those with which we began our exposition of the classical theory in Chapter 2.

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